February 4, 2006

Florida Trucker Had Little Sleep Before Crash

Posted at February 4, 2006 10:13 AM in Auto Accidents .

The truck driver had little sleep in the 34 hours prior to the fiery crash that killed 7 children in Lake Butler Florida on January 25. According to National Transportation Safety Board investigator, David Rayburn, "Except for a short nap, he was awake for 34 hours. . ."

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The driver of the truck, 31 year old Alvin Wilkerson of Jacksonville Florida had been cited twice in the past--in 2000 and 2001 for operating a vehicle in unsafe conditions and in 2000 for driving with a suspended or revoked license. The truck was traveling between 50 and 65 mph when it hit the car. There is no evidence the truck attempted to stop prior to crashing into the vehicle with the 7 children.

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